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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1971

Page

5

Bears Host Lions in Key NFC North Decider Sunday

Chicago, second to Minnesota in the NFC Central, must beat Detroit while the Vikings lose or face a firm hold on second place. The Bears rely on Dick Gordon and Hobby Douglass to drive the offense, with Butkus anchoring a stout defense that has allowed 17 points per game. Detroit aims to rebound after a 21-13 loss to Los Angeles, led by Steve Givens and Taylor, as Greg Landry adds passes and rushing yardage in a high-stakes division clash.

Chicago Bears Lions Vikings Chicago Detroit Hobby Douglass Dick Gordon Mac Percival Bears Yach Lin Percival Washington Douglass Butkus Chiesga Thutkus Willie Holman Ceorge Seals Bill Staley Ed O'Bradovich Doug Mutrone Lee Roy Caffey Charlie Ford Phil Clark Dick Daniels Joe Taylor Dallas Redskins Minnesota Saints Cowboys San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles St. Louis Philadelphia Atlanta Green Bay Lami Baltimore Kansas City Denver Cincinati Houston Cleveland New England New York Jets Buffalo Raiders San Diego Pittsburgh New York Giants Rush

Notre Dame Chiefs LSU in season finale clash

Notre Dame meets LSU in a televised Saturday night game at Baton Rouge to close the Irish season. The Irish, under coach Ara Parseghian, carry a 7th ranking and a single loss, while LSU boasts a stifling defense led by Ronnie Essay and Tammy Casanova.

Notre Dame LSU Fighting’ Irish Louisiana State Jalon Rouge Noira Diane Southern California Trish Texas Longhornts Ara Parseghian Joe ‘Theismmann Canada Sie Tom Gatewood LSIT Sina Ronnie Essay Tammy Casanova Art Cantree Tigers Nebraska Okehoma Iile Alabama Auburn Penn State Pittsburgh Arizona State San Jose State Georgia Colorado Air Force Tennessee Toledo Kent State Houston Miami Michigan State Northwestern

Road Rally At Ag Park For Local Students

Columbus and nearby towns invited to a road rally sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America and the Optimists Club. The event starts at 2 p.m. at Agricultural Park, covers a 30 mile course with checkpoints, and requires map guardians and observers. Trophies awarded for top places. entry fee is $1 except Explorer Scouts. release forms obtainable from Optimist members or local schools and signed at Ag Park.

Columbus Parchl Simpson Ag Park

Midgets to hold Garden spotlight races at MSG

In New York thirty four cars will compete in seven Madison Square Garden Midget Championship races tonight. Racing action focuses on the Garden as drivers vie for top honors across multiple heats and a final.

New York Madison Square Garden

Namath Still Not Ready For Jets Action

New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath worked out with the offense for the first time since injuring his left knee last August. He said he is not healthy enough to return and hasn’t determined if he’s ready for action yet.

NEW York Pty Doc Namath New “York Jets Namath

Bleve Prefontaine to Lead Oregon at NCAA Cross Country

Steve at NECA Eugene Ore UPI Bleve Prefontaine the defending NCAA titleholder will lead the University of Oregon track team into the NCAA Cross Country Championships at Kaasville Tenn.

Steve NECA Eugene Ore UPI Bleve Prefontaine University of Oregon Kaasville Tenn

Ball control seen as key for Cornhuskers

Lincoln UPI report quotes coach Devaney stressing ball control for Nebraska in the No. 1 versus No. 2 showdown with Oklahoma on Thanksgiving day. He cites Oklahoma’s strong defense and offense, and notes Nebraska’s injury status improving with most starters fit except Carl Johnson though Harper and Rodgers have limited practice.

Lincoln UPI Bobs Devaney Huskers Langle Oklahoma Sooners Devanty Husker Matehayin Devaney Dow Slso

Cyclones seek eighth win as Iowa State eyes Oklahoma State clash

Iowa State, 6-3, seeks seven straight wins and a possible Sun Bowl bid by defeating Oklahoma State at home this Saturday. Coach Johnny Majors stresses focus on the Oklahoma State game after tough losses to Oklahoma and Nebraska.

Charlie Smith Johny Bates Jess Iowa State Cyclones Okla Horta State San Diego State Cyclones Iown State Cowboys Brent Blackman Blackman Colorado Missouri Kansas Lawrence Kan Air Force Kansas State Memphis State Majors Towa State Oklahoma State Dean Carlson Joe Running George Amundson Iowa State

Leonard Miller Leads With 621 Series In Thursday Bowling

Leon Miller fired a 621 series with 222 217 182 for Pawnee League at Columbus Bowl to pace 2M bowlers. Tony Hansen added a 204 200 216 and Jerry Wickolite a 231. Other 2M scores included Morgan 219 and Baum 227. BD Plungers posted 918 game and 2659 series. Lutheran League saw Kadje 282 and Cattan 572. Metro League top was Irwin 566. Thursday Matinee had Ruschy 200 and Hagge 537. Square Dancers led with 676 and 1867.

Teo Miller Tony Hansen Jerry Wickolite Clem Morgan Milt Baumgart Lee Morgan Gary Triebwasser Vic Aiars Gordie Essink Dwayne Harms Eidie Steht Hpneys Gary Kadje Dan Ruschy Dora Hagge Sherry Thomsen Charlotte Weisser

Michigan eyes first perfect season since 1948

Big Ten champion Michigan aims to finish 9-0 with a victory over Ohio State in Chicago. The showdown caps a year that could crown Michigan the Rose Bowl representative, reasserting a long tradition of conference glory. Illinois hosts Iowa as Blatnick era hopes for a five-game Big Ten streak, while Northwestern hosts Michigan State in a pivotal second-place clash.

Chicago Michigan Ohio State Insa Wendy Mayes Hayes Ohin State Buckeyes Northwestern Michigan State Spartars Purdue Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin

Arkansas to play in Liberty Bowl case despite Texas loss

Arkansas likely to appear in the Liberty Bowl if Texas loses to Texas A&M and Arkansas defeats Texas Tech. Liberty Bowl director Rud Daley confirmed Arkansas’ participation under NCAA timing rules, with possible opponents including Mississippi, North Carolina and Tennessee. The Razorbacks’ 7 2 1 season includes wins over California and Oklahoma State but recent losses to Tulsa and Texas A&M dimmed their conference title hopes.

Memphis Tenn Arkansas University of Arkansas A. F Rud Daley Dallas Texas Texas A&m Texas Tech Fayetteville Razorbacks California Oklahoma State TCU Baylor North Texas Tulsa Texas Agm Flix Razorbacks Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee

Area youths named to all state teams by metropolitan dailies

David City High standouts Bob Martin and Randy Schroeder earned all state honors with repeat selection and honorable mention from the Lincoln Star. Silver Creek runner Valasek was Class D 40 yard dash champion as a sophomore.

David City High Silver Creek Metropolitan Dailies Bob Martin David Cuty Clazs Randy Schroeder Omaha World-Herald Lincoln Star Valasek Larry Columbus American Legion Hob Cerv Wahoo Neumann Greg Sabala David City Center Vern Mastny Clarkson Lauren Erickson Stramsberg Ward World-Herald Navid City Cerv Walon Neumann Brad Stallings Stromsburg Star Taleks Dave Selyuty Clarks Silvet’ Creek

Durocher Rehired by Cubs in 1972 After Surprise Return

CHICAGO UPD Leo Durocher, 65, signed to manage the Cubs again in 1972 after meeting with club owner Phillip Wrigley and VP John Holland. Wrigley defended Durocher against critics, noting his past success and the team's improvement since his 1903 arrival, while Durocher faced pressure to deliver a pennant or divisional title amid ongoing speculation.

Chicago UPL Leo Lip Durocher Cubs Lip Dorocher Phillip K. Wrigley John Holland Wrigley Durocher Lee Whitecard Whitey Lockman Pier Hiro

Senior Citizens League Scores Highlight 200s and 400s at Bowlling

Harald Kriemland paced Major League at Boulevard Lanes with a 214 game and BY series. Ski Lounge led teams with a 972 game and 2,707 series. Other 200s included Durward Cuddeford 204 and Ine Eawale 213. Dale Electronics Women had a 190 single and 510 trio led by Rita Fuhr. Columbus Senior Citizens League saw Les Korte 178 and Ed Zimmer 480 trio. Carrie Krelz and Lucille Ehlers added 164 and 440 respectively. Alley Cats 411 game and 364 series.

Harald Kriemland Boulevard Lanes Ski Lounge Durward Cuddeford Francis Staroscik Ine Eawale Harald Krunland Rita Fuhr Dale Electronics Mive Connie Barnes Columbus Les Korte Ed Zimmer Carrie Krelz Lucille Ehlers Alley Cats

Lardner Nominated as USGA President

The United States Golf Association nominated Lynford Lardner Sr of Milwaukee to the post of president succeeding Philip H Struhing of Philadelphia who served two one year terms.

New York United States Golf Association Lynford, Lardner, Sr Milwaukee Philip H Struhing Philadelphia

Wildlife habitat loss outpaces gains from conservation programs

The National Wildlife Federation reports that about 1.5 million acres are lost annually to highways airports housing and industry, surpassing the amount saved by conservation efforts.

National Wildlife Federation

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